Economics and Law Key learning outcomes • Summarize the function of strategic asset allocation in portfolio management Topic 2 Asset Allocation Presented by: Dr. Jing Zhao Department of Finance • Di Discuss the role of strategic asset allocation in relation to h l f i ll i i l i exposures to systematic risk • Compare and contrast strategic and tactical asset allocation • Appraise the importance of asset allocation for portfolio performance 1 FIN5PMT Portfolio Management‚ Dr. Robin Luo FIN5PMT
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and Alouini‚ M.‚ “Performance analysis of two-hop relayed transmission over rayleigh-fading channels‚” in Proc. IEEE Vehicular Technology Conf.‚ (Vancouver‚ BC‚ Canada)‚ pp. 1992–1996‚ Sept. 2002. [4] Hasna‚ M. O. and Alouini‚ M.‚ “Optimal power allocation for relayed transmissions over rayleigh-fading channels‚” IEEE Trans. Wireless Commun.‚ vol. 3‚ pp. 1999–2004‚ Nov. 2004. [5] Laneman‚ J. N.‚ Cooperative diversity in wireless networks: algorithms and architectures. PhD thesis‚ MIT‚ Cambridge‚ MA
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Ethical Health Care Issues: Organ Transplant Allocation University of Phoenix HCS 545 Health Care Law and Ethics Louise Underhahl July 23‚ 2012 Ethical Health Care Issues: Organ Transplant Allocation One of the areas that is currently affecting the United States is the ethical issue of organ transplant allocation. Since the first single lung transplant in 1983 and then the first double lung transplant in 1986 there have been thousands of people who have lived because of the surgery. One
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separated from variable costs? 7. How are variable costs handled? 8. What method of cost allocation do you use in your organization (Direct allocation‚ step-down allocation‚ double or multiple distribution‚ or reciprocal)? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using that particular method? 9. How are costs allocated? What are some examples of criterion you use to determine cost allocation? 10. What happens when a service’s revenues do not cover its costs? 11. Has a service
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University. AGE LIMIT: 25 to 32 years. PAY SCALE: BPS-17 ELIGIBILITY: Both sexes. ALLOCATION: One each to Zone-3 & Zone-4. 2. ONE (01) POST OF AGRICULTURE OFFICER IN AGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK & FISHERIES DEPARTMENT. QUALIFICATION: M.Sc. Agriculture preferably in Agronomy or equivalent qualification from a recognized University. AGE LIMIT: 25 to 32 years. PAY SCALE: BPS-17 ELIGIBILITY: Both sexes. ALLOCATION: Merit. 3. FOUR (04) POSTS OF COMPUTER OPERATOR IN LIVESTOCK & COOPERATIVE (FISHERIES)
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differences between the old allocation method and the ABC method for any of the product lines‚ as it showed in appendix 1‚ the total percentage of the old allocation method for books was 54% while the ABC method is 35%‚ which makes it the difference of 19% between them. The CD’s percentage made difference of 1%‚ which counts as the lowest percentage differences. Moreover‚ the café was 11% and it increased up to 31% in the ABC method‚ which makes it 20% difference between the old allocation method and ABC method
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of ethical principles of distributive justice as they pertain to healthcare and‚ more specifically‚ organ allocation in the face of scarcity. The film portrays the shortcomings of a managed care system as well as the pitfalls of a libertarian approach to allocation. Here discussed are the ethical approaches of Eglitarianism‚ Prioritarianisn‚ Utilitarianism‚ and Libertarianism to organ allocation as they pertain to the film as well as the situational change in the plot if these approaches were considered
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cost competitiveness. Products that have a cost equal to or lower than competitors’ manufacturing cost are considered to be of the greatest value to the company. ACF’s manufacturing costs include Direct Material‚ Direct Labor and the respective allocation of the plant’s collective overhead. The overhead and direct labor dollars for model years 1987 through 1990 is stated in Appendix A‚ as presented in the Harvard Business School 9-190-085 case study. For the 1987 model year‚ overhead was applied
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then discover the cost of products and services. ABC occurs in in four stages. These steps are as follows: identify activities and calculate their estimated total costs‚ identify the allocation base for each activity and estimate the total quantity of each allocation base‚ compute the predetermined overhead allocation rate for every activity‚ and allocate indirect costs to the cost object. I will use the production of a shirt to explain the process of ABC. Manufacturing a shirt requires three activities:
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1. Calculate the overhead allocation rate for each of the model years 2003 through 2005. Are the changes since 2002 overhead allocation rates significant? Why have these changes occurred? Overhead Allocation refers to the process of identifying specific overheads of a particular cost centre and charging them. For example‚ in this case wages paid to truck drivers is an overhead cost which is directly identifiable with the Cost Centre i.e. ACF. In case of expenses which cannot be directly identified
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